From Classroom to Co-Working Space: How to Design Learning Spaces That Invite Agency and Flow
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From Classroom to Co-Working Space: How to Design Learning Spaces That Invite Agency and Flow
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Still stuck in the same classroom setup year after year? You’re not alone. Too many classrooms signal teacher control before a single word is spoken—and that design choice shapes everything about how students engage.
In this episode, I take you inside the transformation of an old office into a vibrant Montessori adolescent hub—and unpack what it means to move from “classroom” to “co-working space.” You’ll learn how even small space shifts can foster agency, collaboration, and creative thinking.
You’ll discover:
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Why subtracting furniture may be the boldest design move you make
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How to create learning “zones” for different kinds of student work
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Why your teacher desk might be sending the wrong message
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How co-working models can inspire fluid, student-led learning
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Practical design tweaks—from flexible seating to portable whiteboards—that invite movement and autonomy
Whether you’re working with a blank slate or reimagining a familiar room, this episode gives you the mindset and strategies to build a learning environment that empowers—not controls—your students.